The Nintoaster
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ig9-wX0aaFU&feature=channel
The Super Nintoaster
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fsbYJNMf-Q
This guys smart!! He turned a toaster into an NES player and a SNES PLayer
And then this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFGQnU4TaYU&feature=channel
i wanna put my n64 into something now =[
Quote from: Sally on May 24, 2009, 12:45:26 am
i wanna put my n64 into something now :naughty:
That is pretty awesome though. I want one.
im gonna try it someday...
He had to soder a bunch of stuff I'm sure because first of all he completely got rid of the NES and SNES power adapters and it used simply the toaster cord. It'd be alot of work and you'd need to know what you're doing....The least you could do is at least take apart the NES and just fit it in something to give it uniquness.
yeah thats what i was gonan do...
just take the n64 apart and put it into somethign cool... then bring it into school... and show it off. =] maybe ill sdo it, i want to do it.
there's no chance in fucking hell that you are touching MY N64 Sally. StarFox 64 is TOO precious!
I'm telling you this now for anyone who wants to take apart a NES...its hard!!!! And there might be alot of dust in it because mine had alot in it too.
Quote from: game_guy on May 24, 2009, 12:23:27 am
The Nintoaster
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ig9-wX0aaFU&feature=channel
The Super Nintoaster
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fsbYJNMf-Q
This guys smart!! He turned a toaster into an NES player and a SNES PLayer
And then this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFGQnU4TaYU&feature=channel
N-N-Nice! :o
Err... he managed to take a NES, open it, take out the pieces, but them in a different case, and add in a fancy light that looks like a toaster making bread. GENIUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111one
Seriously, PC builders do this exact same thing all the time. It's just that the "On" buttons are easier for them to put together.
Also, redoing the power cord wouldn't be hard, I'm fairly sure he'd just have to Eff around with the Power Supply (though it would require some soldering, methinks). The A/V jacks were probably the easy part, I be he just cut a hole, put some AV jacks in there and hooked them to the NES, making them a sort of extension cord.
And lastly, HOLY SNIKES, WHERE'D HE GET THAT OTHER NES TO BE SO BRUTAL TO? (I'm talking about the beginning, when he was throwing a hammer at the motherboard)